KLAMATH COUNTY'S
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Eleventh -N.""
LEGISLATURE MAY PREVENT STRIKE
12,000 POLICE ARE
READY FOR STRIKE
iioMK : i-M i; .iii-: will
iiixp ki.i:p itii :it
Wiwtdir rniiwiiilt hicl-i on IUkM
(dIN-iiI hull (dually Willi Mon "nil
Xut Through I I'll"' I'"'""" I'n-Hl.
drill (Junipers of Ainoiltiin l;Mlcni-
llmi of IjiImu ) I'lKlX l Villi
to Labor Unionism.
I'nltcil I'rem Korvlcr
NKW YORK Si'l'l -:1 Although
they lint)' liwmd u letter (o tho public
jiyliiB tliori i' ii' ri'iiiMiu to export
tlolcnco an a leault of tlic Hyiupa
Ihfllc utrU.i i Iti-il for uoxt WodutM
thy, the 1 uhn ifi jinrt UK'iit will lino
!,000 men ri'inlj for orvlro Wed
nrfdoy moriiiiiK
Twenty tlioiix.iiul members of tho
Home Deictic e League plan to help
prwcr order
Member of nil miiIiiiih today nro
totliiK mi the order of their oxoou
the for mnniciinlni of work.
Members of tho Now York legltl!
turo lll inert Monday to. consider
calling a npol.il -oflliin to pirns I.iah
Hut Mill prowtit a tdilko.
Tlio ItitiTlKiroiiKli Htrrct car com
pany olTlehilM Kiiht iIiIh morning thole
wiwirliaiiHi' in tlio decision to ilunl
lth lliu rmiM" iih IihIUIiIhiiIh ami
not thrmiKh tlii'ii union. 1'ronldout
BhnntK lids morning iiddrojKoil ii lot
tcrtnthi' kmiiiI J it i uhMiik on Indict
went nf all l.ilmriti-s rcMpoiiKlhlo for
the threatened xtrlko.
Streetcar men In HUiimnud tiro
Heparins to mrlko In sympathy with
their fellow union nicmhorn In Now
York.
United Pros .Sen lc o
WASIIINdlON, I) ('., Kept. 23
I'rwlilent K.miiii'l Gnmporri or ttn
American l'Vdoiatloii of l.nlior says
the New Yik unionist me prepared
loetnynut ill winter. If mich itrtlou
U uecKbiiry to win tlio light to orgiui
he. He i)k unions In every city .uo
I'talgliig tlicli hupport to tlio Now
Vcrk workliiKinen. iih tlio tight Ih ioi
onlie(iB Mta to unionism.
Arrjiiur fm ('tlnK.
A. I,. l.o;ultt. rliiiliiiinii of tliu republic-mi
ri'iitnl imlttoo, and Clr-
mil Juilgii I) v Ku1ou(lall loft IIiIh
wnrnhiB foi Tort Klnnntli to irrniK3
" (In- icpnVlrnn rally tlioro Tuoa
'wan-ant will 10 tlio principal
ipeaker.
"no for KiipplliN.
Carl Schmidt Sr wan In (own tn
"V from IiIh lancli In tlio Midland
!!itlon t" Bet mippiioH.
Republican Campaign to
Be Opened Monday Night
T'e republican campalKn In Khm
J county Mm ,in Ollll10(l nwt Mon
J' m,lnK,ll"""slou'H opera bonso,
uh"a,ta"y "r "" ".publlcnn will
Theni i , M" lr ' '' riinilnliuil.
Honnr m "'" ",1'"','8S w" niarto by
litllB ," ""cnkcr ot national ropu-
nl h?. ,,",l, lo nttond tbo
bl n ',,1!H """ v,c,,,lty h "
"""wtlmnrHtnatloini election
Qltyv lEmmum
IS
SHOT FOR DEER
BY KJRKFNDALt
j accident omits i:dmsi,v
XHAIl mtow.vs cabin
Klikcmlull S4-H Brush Mutiny, anil
ItrllinliiK a Deer Is Behind Brush,
I'Iiim Ilk llllli' Bullet Ciitrusl
litw mill Cii Out Behind Eur,
Hut Dlil Not KIM Victim In Hit
Al'l'llll'llt of Will limiting KollSOII.
Tile llrHt incident of tlio I lilt, tlecr
hujihou occurreit Wednesday owning
in Long'o pr.ilrlc, 'four and n half
:nll(H from linns ii'h cabin, when II
Ii. KlrKondnll of K linn it h Fnlltt nliol
(I.'oiko Viiii Aiiki'M, u fill liter nuil
guide of Meilfonl
AuoiiIIiik to ii hunter loturnliii; to
Kliiliinlli KuIIh hiHt owuIiik, KlrlU'i:
ilull mi" wit ne IiiiihIi mine, unit tlilnlo
lei; .i ileor mh imivlni; tlio lirush,
llr )' IiIh rllle. Thu liullet entered
V.i'i Atikeii's Jaw ami ciiioikpiI IioIiIihI
IiIm cii TI.o arclilcnt will not provi
futnl.
Tlio hIiooIIiik ocriirii'il alimit ('
iiMoeli Weiluemlay oveuliiK. wlirn
IC'i keliilull anil Vnu Ailketi weie
IiutittiiK hi tlio t'.tow'n'H calilu anil Kll
v " en m p roiiiiiry. Mr !t It Ham I
ton of tliltt city arilveil at lllileo Creek
tlio Kiituo eenlni; to hunt ill er, .mil
huh fottnil xoou niter tlio hIiooIIiii;
Mo caieil for the woiiiiiUmI man until
a doctor from Medford arrived nml
irmovcil Van Aiilton to Medford.
(ioes to 'l''ilsto.
MIbs l.llllan KtlltH left today rnr
Kin Pianclrtco to liny Btoclf for tlui
HtlltK DryKoodH company.
t'tiilorKxv 0M'i'iiilou.
Mth, .InmoH A I'eiry w:ih operated
upon H'Htonlny by I'm. JoluiHon uml
Catboy. Tlio patlont Is doliiK woll.
ToiihIIh Iteuiovcil.
Hilly, tbo Kinnll Kim of Mr. anil Mis.
V. II. Mason, uiidorwent an opora
(Ion for removal of bin tonsils thla
moriiiiiK. Oik. Johnson and Catboy
porformoil tbo oporntlon.
Vi'ccor VNIIh,
William H. Froor, Htiporlntondont
of Klamatb Indian losorvatlon, Is In
Kliiniatli Fills today on IuihIdosi.
at which tbo untnon of Oiuroii can
'voto and tbo hit front tboy tnUo in tbo
' iialloniil campalKn will bo watched by
both portion,
! Tbo rally U sohoduleil for 8 o'cloc!;.
On Tttnsdny ovonhiB tbo roimblir
aitb of Wood Hlvor Valley and vicin
ity will Rather at Fort Klamath to
hear Mr. McCnmant and Judge D. V.
Kukeiidl, randidnto for circuit
Jitilt-'o. and JoBoph S. Kotit, camlldatu
(or district attorney. Tbo rally will
l.o tontlnuod at Merrill WeducHilny
civcnlns, when tbo samo threo spcak
,ufB will uddroua tbo citizens,
MEDFORO
MAN
KLAMATH
To Prove All Suffragists Are
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' 'ANl CHILPKTN
Ollli'lalri of the National Amvrlait
Woman .SiirfniKe AHodntInii ofTer
hN iilituio of well known woiiieu
mil their eblldiuu to prove that he-
'! f It. woman HiitTr.iKo does not make
M''ni'ters of women nor tend aKaiusi
Dobrudja Fighting Becomes
TrenchWarfare;TuetonsLose
United I'less Horio
LONDON, Sept SSI - A hit ro Turk
Ish foico tod ly is crossing HulR.irla
to Join the (iormaus and HulRiiriaud
on tbo DoliruiIJa battle fiout. I
After Moriil day.s' desperato tlf;bt
Ini: ahoxo tbo kiouikI, tbo hattlo of
Mohiiidja has biicomo trench warfaio,
belli shies rioiiuontly aUackliiB.
Home ropoi ts that the Cei mans Jic ;
tetieatiiiK from Humatila, and have,
aliaiidoned tbo Rumanian fortress of
Sllbti-.i, iiipttiiod ii fortulKbt iiro. I
Unit oil Vress Service
HICHI.IN. Sept. 2:t. Solla nn-
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LAST SERMON
IS TOMORROW;
l!i:V. ItlCIIAHDS Wll.li ritCACH
HIS FAKKWKI.Ii SKKMOV AT II
O'CLOCK SI'KCIAIi SKKVICF.
IN Till: KYKNIMl
Hov. ICrnost C. HIchnrds, pastor of
tbo Methodist church, will preach his
farewell sermon toman ow morning
ut II o'clock. Hov. and Mrs. HIch
nrds loavo Mondiy morning for Leb
anon, wboro tbo former will attend
tbo Oregon Motliodlat conference
From tlioro they will go to Hoguo
Kiwir Valley to reside.
Hov. HU'htirds has boon pastor of
tbo Mothodlst chui cb for tbo last
threo kiii'h, Mini lma formed many
friendships, and won a placo of es
teem among tbo citizens or tbo town.
Tonionow owning a special sorvieo
will bo bold at tbo Methodist church,
The program follews:
fj,mK Congregation
I'rayor Pastor
Quai tot Clara Calkins, Mrs. .V T.
MotMiionbachcr, Mc Farrln and
Motschonacbher.
Solo Mrs. Ilorbort McCarthy
-j'rlo Messrs. Mobaffey, McFarrin
nnd Motschenbuchor
SonK CoiigrcButlon
.c-oiooo Dry Those Tears'. . .Hlego
Miss Mabel Mears
FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1916
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M"?J' U'AN'K-A-VAMPCk,l.lr'
ANP SON
niot'ierltood Thorp are uo stronger
mhoiMtcs of woman toiffr.iKo in tbo
country than Mrs. (Jullford Dudlpy,
pieslilent of tbo Tennessee initial Suf-
frane Association; Mis. Frank A
Vi nderllp, wife of tU" iireBldent cf
noiuies that the Htilgari.ius li;ie
i.i'ituiL'd Calmish Sotlpula in Mnco
Uoula, besides t.ot'i-al trenches held
by tin allies' right wing.
The- Hiilgailaus liavo routed thu
Ti'ii-iaus and Humaul.ins near Kn
glo. wlilch is not far from the Dob
iiidja lighting.
I'nltrd Picsa Service
.'AH1.S, Sept. 23. Two German
aeroplanes wore downed yesterday by
French airmen in tlftyislx different
battles In tbo clouds.
Iiombs wore dropped on many Ger
man stations.
CLOTHING WILL
BE DISTRIBUTED
Cl.ril ItOO.M AT l.lltl.AltV IICII.D
IN(J WILL Hi: KKIT Ol'KN SAT-
i'hdavs to hi:ci:ivi: and ivb
OCT t'LOTIII(i
To reeolvo donations of clothing
and to wait on poisons calling for
clothing, mcmbois of tbo philan
thropic dopaitmout of the Women's
Llbinry Club will keep open oicb
Saturday altcinooii tbo Main btreet
loom of (ho club,
Anj ono wishing to donate old cloth
ing for uso of people unable to buy
all tho appaiol they need siro asked
'to houd tlio clothing to the philnu
(biopie depaitmeiit of tbo club. Tbo
club will gladly piy transportation
chin go on clothing to bo delivered
to It.
J Last winter many a family In
Pti allied circumstances was helped by
tho work of tho philanthropic depart
ment mid tho department intends to
do tho 8:tuio good samarltnn woik
during tho coming winter.
Solo Lawrence Mehaffoy
I Piano olo Marlon Taylor
.Anthem "Lift Up Thy Voice." Choir
Solo Mrs. 13, C. ltlc'hardB
I Violin solo-vCharlotto K.Satterloo
' Vocal sold Mrs. Don Zuiuwult
Anthom "Jubilate Dee" Choir
Song Congregation
Mtvalb
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Not Spinsters
'rm 3
yWkt
MRJ VAlTr?,Meh'AB PllLLtR
tlio National City bank, the strongest
national bank in the United Status,
ror Mrs. Walter MeNali Jllller, who
was the tlrn auditor of the National
American Woman SulTrsse Ai-socli-
Hon.
: LONDON, Sept. 23. Tho British
haw advanced toward Bapaumc and
1 iiavo laptured fortified trenches on a
' half mile front east of Courcelette.
A Corman attack on Thiepval has
born icpulsed.
Last night British aviators dam
aged the German aerodrome in Bel
glum, killing many soldiers.
United Press Service
TIIK HAtiUK Sept. 2. The Ger
mans have captured the Dutch steam-
i
, or Prlusheiidrik, with eighty passen
gcib The vessel Ins been taken "to
IZeebrugge.
ENTERTAIN EOR
REV. RICHARDS
whem: chukcii oivks iikckp
tion IjAst Mtiirr fdii hktih.
IXfi .MINISl'l.lS, YOUXfJ FOLKS
i:ntkhtaiv v.i:inksiay kvi:
The Methodist iliurch last evening
was the sceno of n farewell reception
for 'lev. and M, !.'. C. RIcha.'c.'
who leave Monday. A largo iuuu'i3'
j f tbo membei-s aid friends of tho
, church attended.
! Wednesday evening the young wo
men's and young men's classes of the
Methodist church gave a reception
for Hov. and Mrs. Ricliirds at tho
homo of Sir. and Mrs, Widdoes. A
short musical program was enjoyed
and refreshments woro serovd. A
beautiful cut glass vase was present
ed to the guests in whoso honor th'i
j reception was held. Thoso -present
I woro Rev. and Mrs. Richards Mr,, and
J Mrs. WIddoo3. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M.
(Chilcote, Mr. and Mrs. Will Wood,
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J, Erz, Miss Kather
ilno Holloway, Miss Audrey HobortB,
j Miss Marjoiie Delzoll. Miss Lulu Wat
tonburg, Miss Clara Calkins, Miss
Helen Pnxson, Glenn Conwell, Arllo
Worrel mid M. R. McFerrln.
AMERICANS DOUBT
CARRANZA'S POWER
ROOSEVELT MAY
COMEIO COAST
MAKKS OPENING ON SEPTEMBER
30 IN MICHIGAN WILL FIRE
OPENING GUX TODAY IX XEW
JERSEY CAPITAL
NEW YORK, Sept. 23. Follow
ing the announcement tint the
Roosevelt and Taft reconciliation
meet is slated for October 3, It was
learned that Roosevelt will make his
opening speech en behalf of Hughes
at Rattle Creek, Mich. '
Colonel Roosevent may speak in '
several of tho larger Pacific Coast
cities In October.
ANDERSON, Ind., Sept. 23. 41
Hiouch er.v lioirso and advised by
bis physician to take a rest. Charles
E. lj.ughesr is making all scheduled
speeches.
.He is dovoting particular atten
tion to the tariff and tho Adamson
eight hour bill.
LONG UEACH. Sept. 23. Presi-J
dent Wilson will open the democratic
campaign today, when he addresses
the business men of Trenton, N. J.
32 KILLED IN
VILLISTA RAID
RAXD1TS RAID OIL CAMP AT TUX
PA.M VILLA IS 'M MILES FROM
CHIHUAHUA CITY', AND IS NOT
ItEIXG PURSUED
EL PASO, Tex., Sept. 23. General
Tievino, Carranzlsta commander, to
day made vigorous denial of tho
statement th?,t Villa's attack last Sat
urday on Chihuahua City was success
ful. He declares tbo VHHstas were
routed and captured nothing of im
portance. It is reported that Villa Is now
twenty miles from Chihuahua City.
Carranzistas have not resumed their
pursuit of him.
Two Englishmen nnd thirty Car-;
rauzistas were killed yesterday when.
VHHstas raided an oil camp at Tux-,
pam. I
Tourist Season Brings
$25,000 to This City
By far tho busiest-tourist season In
tho history of Klamath county is be
ing cxporlonced this year, if the num
ber of uutomobllos passing through
this bection is an accurate criterion of
tlio tourist trade.
Crater Lake Park opened nearly a
wholo mouth lato this year, yet tho
stream of tourists during July, Aug
ust and September has eclipsed any
thing experienced heretofore.
Conservative estimates place tho
number of automobiles stopping over
night in Klamath Falls at fifteen,
with as many more passing In and out
tho same day. An accurate count was
kept at Fort Klamath during tho last
week in August, and an average ot
50 cars per day were found to pass
KLAMATH FALLS'
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
Price, Fire Cent
COMMISSIONERS AT XEW LOX
1KJX GROW SKEPTICAL
Failure of General Trevlno to Pnrsue
VIIILstas After Clilhualiua City
Ruiil Saturday Throng Doubt on
Ability of Mexico's Provisional
President to Help Patrol Intern
tional Border.
United Press Service
NEW LONDON, Sept. 23. It was
reliably learned today that General
Trovlno's failure to pursue tho Vlllls
tas after the attack last Saturday on
Chihuahua City is causing the Amer
ican members of the Joint commis
sion in session here to question Car
ranza's ability to control the border.
This doubt may result In a big
change in the tentative plana for co
operative border control.
United Press Service
JAUREZ, Sept. 23. Tho Carranza
garrison here Is heavily reinforcing,
following Villa's threat that he would
attack the city.- r .
A large band of VHHstas are en
camped twenty miles from Chihuahua
City.
Passenger service has been discon
tinued between Jaurez and Chihua
hua City.
All armed civilians In this city are
being arrested.
HUMPHREY'S CAR
SEEN YESTERDAY
REPORT RECEIVED THIS 5IORX'
IXG SAYS M-OYD ALFORD SAW
CAR BELIEVED TO BE HUM
PHREY'S IX DUXSMUIR
Word that an Oakland Six touring
cur, resembling the one stolen from
George Humphrey last Sunday night
at Crescent, was seen In Dunsmutr
yesterday, was recelced hero this
morning. Lloyd Alford, son of R. A.
Alford of this city, is reported to have
ceen the car, and believes it was
Humphrey's. Alford Is said to be fa
miliar with Humphrey's car.
The Oakland Six was going
through Dunsmuir when seen by Al
ford, according to tho report, and did
not stop in Dunsmuir.
through that town, tho southern gate
way to Crater Lake Park.
About CO per cent of tho tourists
carry their own camp outfits, and do
not stay at tho hotels. Ten dollars la
considered a fair average for the
amount of money spent at the
I rrn-taa hnlnld nnH trmCArV AtnrAB bV
autos staying over night, and 93 for
cars passing through. Hence the
money left here by tourists during
July, August and September amounts
to $200 a day, or about 35,000 fer
the season.
By establishment of free auto camp
grounds, where free wood, water and
cooking facilities are provided, Klam
ath Falls hns tried to show her appre-
Icintlou of the tourist trade.
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